Microsoft has finally
released the final release
preview for Windows 8,
earlier posted developer
preview is now no longer
available for the direct
download from Microsoft
officially. Well as you all
know after this one
Microsoft is going to release
the final version of
Windows 8 which is going
to be the paid one.
HOW TO REMOVER
WINDOWS 8
CONSUMER
PREVIEW
WATERMARK
So
now
release preview is currently
the latest one and is
provided for free with a
genuine product key which
you can use to install it as a
full version. You can
download the full file setup
from right hand side
according to your system,
so if it is 32 Bit you can
download the above one or
for another one you can
download the below one.
Download 32bit belowhttp://go.microsoft.com/ fwlink/?LinkId=251533
Dowload 64bit below http://go.microsoft.com/ fwlink/?LinkId=251532
After you have
downloaded the ISO File
from above you can use
the below product key to
install it and make it full
version.
TK8TP-9JN6P-
7X7WW-RFFTV-
B7QPF
So here you go with the
Windows 8 release preview
full version.
==============
So What are the new Features to find on
Windows 8
Windows 8 Operating System offers a
number of new features from its all new UI
to
Windows App Store and improvised
security. Below are the lists of the new
features and improvements which will
arrive with Windows 8 very soon:
1. Support for both x86 PCs and ARM
tablets:-
Windows 8 is the first edition of Windows
which will work on both ARM based tablets
and
traditional x86 (as well as x32 and
x64) PCs based on ARM processors from
Intel and AMD. �Support for ARM-based
chipsets, touch, and sensors makes
Windows 8 work beautifully on your
choice of a full spectrum of devices, such
as 10-inch slates with all-day battery life,
ultra-lightweight laptops, and powerful all-
in-ones with 27-inch high-definition
screens,�
2. Windows To Go:-
The �Windows To Go� is no doubt an
exciting feature that basically allows
Windows 8 to boot from a USB device
called (Live USB), including user�s
programs, settings and files. This feature is
designed to work with both USB 2.0 and
USB 3.0, and also works on both legacy
NIOS and UDFI firmware. However, the
ability to Hibernate on your PC is not
included in this features says Microsoft.
Windows To Go is a new feature in
Windows 8 that enables enterprise
administrators to create USB drives
containing complete, managed Windows
images that users can use to boot and run
Windows on any Windows 7 or Windows
8 capable computer. This feature makes it
possible for employees to use a managed
device whether they work from home, a
client office or in a free seating
environment.
Another interesting thing about this
feature is that, if the USB drive is removed,
Windows will automatically freeze, but will
continue to operate if the USB drive is
inserted back in the next 60 seconds after
removal.
3. Windows Store To compete with
Apple:-
The introduction of a Windows Store have
been confirmed by windows, similar to
Mac App Store, which allows users to
browse through Windows applications,
while developers can publish their Metro-
style apps on Windows 8 devices.
4. Windows 8 User Interface:-
Speaking about the UI, Windows 8
certainly has got a mind blowing
interactive UI, which has been extensively
redesigned to a �Metro-style� design,
which shows the most important
information to you, embodies simplicity,
and gives you full control over it. The UI is
designed to provide a fluid and intuitive
interaction and navigation with touch, or a
mouse and keyboard. Julie Larson-Green,
Corporate Vice President, Windows who
stated that; �Everything that�s great
about Windows 7, is better in Windows
8,� gave a quick hands on look at the
Windows 8 user-interface.
5. Windows Log on Screen:-
Unlike the traditional way of entering a
password to unlock the screen, Windows 8
can
be unlocked by just tapping on the
right areas of the screen.
6. Windows 8 Start Screen:-
The Start up screen is yet another
impressive UI. The screen basically groups
all your applications together, which you
can easily drag and drop, or add new
things.
7. Windows 8 Minimum System
Requirements:-
It has been reported that Windows 8 is
expected to have the same system
requirements as Windows 7, and will run
on existing machines that run Windows 7.
check out the following minimum system
requirements to run Windows 8 below:
Processor: 1GHz or faster 32-
bit or 64-bit processor
.
released the final release
preview for Windows 8,
earlier posted developer
preview is now no longer
available for the direct
download from Microsoft
officially. Well as you all
know after this one
Microsoft is going to release
the final version of
Windows 8 which is going
to be the paid one.
HOW TO REMOVER
WINDOWS 8
CONSUMER
PREVIEW
WATERMARK
So
now
release preview is currently
the latest one and is
provided for free with a
genuine product key which
you can use to install it as a
full version. You can
download the full file setup
from right hand side
according to your system,
so if it is 32 Bit you can
download the above one or
for another one you can
download the below one.
Download 32bit belowhttp://go.microsoft.com/ fwlink/?LinkId=251533
Dowload 64bit below http://go.microsoft.com/ fwlink/?LinkId=251532
After you have
downloaded the ISO File
from above you can use
the below product key to
install it and make it full
version.
TK8TP-9JN6P-
7X7WW-RFFTV-
B7QPF
So here you go with the
Windows 8 release preview
full version.
==============
So What are the new Features to find on
Windows 8
Windows 8 Operating System offers a
number of new features from its all new UI
to
Windows App Store and improvised
security. Below are the lists of the new
features and improvements which will
arrive with Windows 8 very soon:
1. Support for both x86 PCs and ARM
tablets:-
Windows 8 is the first edition of Windows
which will work on both ARM based tablets
and
traditional x86 (as well as x32 and
x64) PCs based on ARM processors from
Intel and AMD. �Support for ARM-based
chipsets, touch, and sensors makes
Windows 8 work beautifully on your
choice of a full spectrum of devices, such
as 10-inch slates with all-day battery life,
ultra-lightweight laptops, and powerful all-
in-ones with 27-inch high-definition
screens,�
2. Windows To Go:-
The �Windows To Go� is no doubt an
exciting feature that basically allows
Windows 8 to boot from a USB device
called (Live USB), including user�s
programs, settings and files. This feature is
designed to work with both USB 2.0 and
USB 3.0, and also works on both legacy
NIOS and UDFI firmware. However, the
ability to Hibernate on your PC is not
included in this features says Microsoft.
Windows To Go is a new feature in
Windows 8 that enables enterprise
administrators to create USB drives
containing complete, managed Windows
images that users can use to boot and run
Windows on any Windows 7 or Windows
8 capable computer. This feature makes it
possible for employees to use a managed
device whether they work from home, a
client office or in a free seating
environment.
Another interesting thing about this
feature is that, if the USB drive is removed,
Windows will automatically freeze, but will
continue to operate if the USB drive is
inserted back in the next 60 seconds after
removal.
3. Windows Store To compete with
Apple:-
The introduction of a Windows Store have
been confirmed by windows, similar to
Mac App Store, which allows users to
browse through Windows applications,
while developers can publish their Metro-
style apps on Windows 8 devices.
4. Windows 8 User Interface:-
Speaking about the UI, Windows 8
certainly has got a mind blowing
interactive UI, which has been extensively
redesigned to a �Metro-style� design,
which shows the most important
information to you, embodies simplicity,
and gives you full control over it. The UI is
designed to provide a fluid and intuitive
interaction and navigation with touch, or a
mouse and keyboard. Julie Larson-Green,
Corporate Vice President, Windows who
stated that; �Everything that�s great
about Windows 7, is better in Windows
8,� gave a quick hands on look at the
Windows 8 user-interface.
5. Windows Log on Screen:-
Unlike the traditional way of entering a
password to unlock the screen, Windows 8
can
be unlocked by just tapping on the
right areas of the screen.
6. Windows 8 Start Screen:-
The Start up screen is yet another
impressive UI. The screen basically groups
all your applications together, which you
can easily drag and drop, or add new
things.
7. Windows 8 Minimum System
Requirements:-
It has been reported that Windows 8 is
expected to have the same system
requirements as Windows 7, and will run
on existing machines that run Windows 7.
check out the following minimum system
requirements to run Windows 8 below:
Processor: 1GHz or faster 32-
bit or 64-bit processor
.
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